Automated syringe processing stations and related methods
AssigneeAts Corporation
InventorsKenneth Wayne NICHOLSON, Philip David MUNROE, Ryan David CHUBB, Philip Michael KURTZ, Michael Tze-Chun CHOW
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AssigneeAts Corporation
InventorsKenneth Wayne NICHOLSON, Philip David MUNROE, Ryan David CHUBB, Philip Michael KURTZ, Michael Tze-Chun CHOW
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An automated mass production process including: (a) advancing a supply carrier toward a stop position adjacent a syringe insertion station, the supply carrier holding a pre-filled syringe and the syringe insertion station including an arm, a receiving port and a driver; (b) aligning a vertical axis of the driver of the syringe insertion station with a vertical axis of the receiving port of the syringe insertion station; (c) advancing an injector body toward the receiving port in synchronization with the supply carrier to the stop position; (d) moving, by the arm, the pre-filled syringe from the supply carrier to the vertical axis of the receiving port of the syringe insertion station; (e) applying a downward force by the driver along the vertical axis to direct the pre-filled syringe into the injector body; (f) retracting the arm and the driver from the pre-filled syringe.
A method for processing syringes in an automated mass production process, comprising:
A method for inserting elongated workpieces in receiving assemblies in an automated mass production process, comprising:
An automated mass production system, comprising:
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